Class Notes—1970s
1970
Arts & Sciences Reunion June 25−28, 2015
1972
Class Correspondents: Beth Knudsen, Bob Oleson, and Ronald Gaither notes@lclark.edu
1973
Class Correspondent: Becky Dimond notes@lclark.edu
1974
Class Correspondent: Merrilee MacLean notes@lclark.edu
1975
Arts & Sciences Reunion June 25−28, 2015
Class Correspondent: Susan Bennett Olson notes@lclark.edu
Hiroshi Numata BS welcomed his first grandson on January 10, 2015.
Joan Williams BA, after 32 years of working as a developmental and school psychologist, now devotes her full energies to Mundo Exchange, an NGO operating in northwest Guatemala and northeast Thailand. She lives most of the year in Thailand and visits Guatemala as often as she can. Williams partners with local NGOs, working on locally sustainable social service projects. She invites international volunteers to join her in making life a bit better for those who often lack basic resources: “Very sanook [fun] as we say here in Thailand.
1976
Linda Austin BA received one of two 2014 Performing Arts Fellowships from the Regional Arts & Culture Council, based in Portland. Austin, cofounder and director of Performance Works NorthWest in Portland, has been making dance and performance since 1983, often with strong visual elements and original music. She plans to use the $20,000 RACC fellowship to revisit a past work, Three Trick Pony, as well as create a new piece, (Un)Made.
1977
Susan Feibelman BS completed her doctorate in leadership and organization in education in May 2013 and welcomed her first grandchild into the world in October 2014.
Tom Sand JD, a litigation partner at Miller Nash Graham & Dunn, was inducted as a fellow into the American College of Trial Lawyers.
1978
Philip Berkowitz JD, a shareholder in the New York City office of Littler, has been appointed 2014–15 vice chair of the International Employment Law Committee of the American Bar Association Section of International Law. He is also the U.S. practice cochair of Littler’s international employment law practice group.
Julia Duin BA has been named the Snedden Chair (an endowed chair given to distinguished journalists) in the journalism department of the University of Alaska at Fairbanks for the 2014–15 academic year. Duin earned an MA (her second) in journalism this past December at the University of Memphis.
1979
Class Correspondent: Maggie Englund notes@lclark.edu
Ronda Sandquist JD, a shareholder at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, was appointed to the board of directors of Sense of Security, an organization that works to enhance the quality of life and financial security of Colorado breast cancer patients in treatment. Sandquist will provide strategic direction to raise awareness of the nonprofit and increase the number of grantees it serves. Before joining the board, she worked with Sense of Security to develop its premier fundraising event, Champagne & Diamonds.
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